Açu Petróleo em parceria com a Prumo e Oiltanking anuncia vagas de emprego para o Rio de Janeiro

Açu Petróleo Partners With Prumo and Oiltanking to Announce Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/01/2020 at 15:32

Updated on 22/01/2020 at 15:51

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Job Openings Announced by Açu Petróleo, in Partnership, for SMS, Supplies, Engineering and More, for Rio de Janeiro

Açu Petróleo, a partnership between Prumo and Oiltanking, is dedicated to providing infrastructure and oil movement services safely, efficiently, and sustainably and today, opens job openings for professionals in Rio de Janeiro and São João da Barra.

The company has been operating the oil terminal (T-OIL) located at the Porto do Açu since 2016, the largest port-industrial complex in the country. Licensed to handle 1.2 million barrels per day and with a depth of 25 meters, T-OIL is the only Brazilian private terminal capable of receiving VLCC-class ships.

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The terminal is strategically located in the North of the State of Rio de Janeiro and also has an expansion plan that foresees the provision of storage, treatment, and oil blending services.

Check out the job openings at Açu Petróleo and some of the specifications for the state of Rio de Janeiro below.

SMS Specialist

Develop, implement, and maintain Açu Petróleo’s Occupational Health and Safety Plans and Programs; Disclose and enforce Açu Petróleo’s SMS Policy; Verify and contribute to legal compliance, including adherence to environmental conditions tied to permits and authorizations; Manage third-party SMS as per company guidelines; Ensure the effective and efficient application of SMS Management System requirements; Establish efficiency and effectiveness indicators for implemented programs; Prepare and monitor preventive and corrective SMS programs.

Location: São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro

Supplies Specialist

Act as the supplies responsible for the ongoing project at Açu Petróleo; Organize, carry out, and monitor the process of acquiring materials, parts, and equipment for the project; Register suppliers, materials, and services, track purchase requests, assist in negotiation and contract drafting, as well as control orders and budgets according to policies and regulations defined in internal Supplies procedures; QSMS specialist (Project).

Location: Rio de Janeiro

QSMS Specialist

Follow the company’s process management model for the ongoing project at Açu Petróleo, ensuring the implementation of quality standards in accordance with the Integrated Management System – SGI existing within the company and compatible with international ISO 9.001, 14.001, and 45.001 standards;

Be responsible for the quality of the construction and assembly services for the project; Prepare the invitation letter package to the market for the project, concerning the quality, health, environmental, and safety disciplines with a deadline until April 2020.

Location not informed

Engineering Intern

Support the Engineering area in activities such as: Issuing follow-up reports on activities; creating and formatting presentations regarding Engineering indicators; Monitoring the schedule of the current project, providing support to the department.

Education: Currently attending: Mechanical or Civil Engineering; Period: between the 7th and 8th semesters.

Location: Rio de Janeiro

Applications

To apply, just click on the link of the desired position. We wish you good luck!

Açu Petróleo Partners With Prumo and Oiltanking to Announce Job Openings in Rio de Janeiro

Job Openings Announced by Açu Petróleo, in Partnership, for SMS, Supplies, Engineering and More, for Rio de Janeiro

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